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China slaps up to 200% tariffs on Australian wine as relations nosedive

The anti-dumping deposits will take effect November 28 and range from 107.1 per cent to 212.1 per cent

Liquor, wine, Alcohol, Illustration: Ajay Mohanty
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The duties come just three months after China started an investigation into Australian wine | Illustration: Ajay Mohanty

Sybilla Gross, Ainslie Chandler & Jason Scott | Bloomberg
China is set to impose anti-dumping duties of more than 100 per cent on Australian wine from this weekend, adding to a series of sweeping trade reprisals this year and further escalating tensions with Canberra.
 
The anti-dumping deposits will take effect November 28 and range from 107.1 per cent to 212.1 per cent, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said. Australia responded by warning Beijing that its actions could create a perception among businesses and countries around the world that trade with China is risky.


 
The duties come just three months after China started an investigation into